DE8000603U1 - Insole for shoes - Google Patents

Description

German-lng. Manfred feoneftianfr ■ '· ■ -''$ · ' - eeethovenetraße 10 Patent attorney 0 * 4060 Mönchengladbach 1

«(02161) 12114

Werner Claaaan, Hflftautfltfftfla 32 »4060 Vieraen 11 Insole for shoes

The invention relates to an insole for shoes with a heel part and a front part connected to it.

Ss is known to design insoles for shoes in two parts, where the heel part is made of so-called *. Is made of steel cardboard which a correspondingly contoured cardboard receives the required strength through an applied steal strip. The front part consists of a relatively rigid flat structure made of essentially moisture-absorbing material. Is this either quite stiff leather or a so-called leather replacement taterjal, which is essentially is designed as a cellulose fleece bonded with synthetic rubber. The heel part and the front part are usually glued to one another, the adhesive surfaces facing one another having so-called sharpening edges.

The disadvantage of the known insole is that the shoes produced using such an insole are relatively stiff or rigid.

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Se flnd ready shoes have become known where the The front area of the insole is made of so-called upper leather, Solohe shoes are flexible and comfortable «disadvantage is here, however, that the connection is such Insoles with the shaft and thus the production of corresponding Shoes cannot be made using the usual overtaking machines, as the front sections of such Insoles for the use of the overtaking machines or Overtaking machines are not sufficiently rigid.

The invention is based on the object of an insole

to create that the production of soft, flexible shoes, including those with leather loops, - and thus have high flexibility and comfort, but their manufacture using conventional overtaking machines and overtaking machines can take place.

This object is achieved in that the front part of the insole is designed in two parts, and the Ball area of the front part located between the heel part and the tip area of the front part at least partially se consists of a slightly flexible material. The ball area of the insole is understood to mean that part which when the finished shoe is in use, lies below the front ankle. This flexible ball area gives the shoe the desired softness and flexibility, while the tip area of the front part, which is made in a conventional manner from relatively stiff leather or from a stable, foot-friendly

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Leather substitute material, the insole as a whole, including those for use on overtaking machines !! required Gives rigidity

Sex * ball area can be ordered from upper leather, for example hen or have one or more flexible goods banners that can be laminated to one another, for example. It it can also be provided that the ball of the ball is an art ' Has a layer of fabric or an Oummi layer.

In a further embodiment of the invention it can be provided that the ball area of the front part is continuous is formed transversely to the longitudinal direction of the insole, and dad the boundaries of the ball area transversely to the longitudinal direction of the insole lie. The individual parts of the insole, i.e. the heel part and the toe part and The front part existing on the ball part can be connected to one another by an adhesive connection or a welded connection be, whereby the connecting surfaces facing each other have sharpening edges «

The invention is illustrated below with reference to the figures illustrated embodiments explained in more detail. Show it:

Fig. 1 is a plan view of an insole according to the invention ;

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FIG. 2 shows a side view of the insole according to FIG. 1;

flg. 3 a view of the individual skins or areas the insole according to Flg. 1 or Flg. 2.

The embodiment shown in the figures a

The insole according to the invention has a heel part 1 as well as a front part 2 which is constructed in two parts and which has a tip area 3 and a ball area 4. The heel part 1 consists of steel cardboard "with a correspondingly contoured cardboard being given the required strength by a steel strip (not shown) attached to one side" existing material, which is processed under the action of pressure and heat by means of a binding agent on a moisture-absorbing surface pattern , od made of plastic rubber. like .. the parts 1, 3 and 4 are in the areas 5 and 6 connected to each other, for example by adhesive connections, welded connections, Vulkanisierverbindungen od. the like .. the 6 facing Verbindungsfl in the areas 5 and surfaces are designed as so-called. Sharpening edges 7, 8, 9 and. Furthermore, the tip area 3 resp.

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the heel part 1 facing boundaries 11 and 12 of the Ball part also transversely to the longitudinal direction of the insole.

The invention is in no way limited to the illustrated embodiment limited, but the shape and material design of the insole can within the scope of the invention can be varied in many ways.

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Claims (11)

Dipl.-lng. Manfred Öonsmann. · **: "::: Beethovenstraße 15 IIII II ·· ·· · · Patent attorney D" 4050 Mönchengladbach 1 © (02161) 12114 File: 79 263 Werner Classen, Hartmutstraße 52, 4060 Viersen 11 Insole for shoes Protection claims. che 1. Insole for shoes with a heel part and a associated front part, characterized in that the front part (2) is constructed in two parts and the one between the heel piece? (1) and the tip area (3) of the front part (2) located ball area (4) of the front part (2) at least partially from light flexible material. 2. Insole according to claim 1, characterized in that the ball area (4) consists of upper leather. 3. Insole according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the ball area (4) has one or more textile Has material webs. 4. Insole according to claim 3, characterized in that the textile material web or the textile material webs on · • · 1 Ii rf itit ι ι Il Il! L Il Il J t t t i t ί I * »·· ·· 11 I I ··· «· * O * is or are laminated. 5. Insole according to one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the ball area (4) has a plastic layer having. 6. insole according to one of claims 1 to 5 t thereby characterized in that the ball area has a rubber layer having. 7. Insole according to one of Claims 1 to 6, characterized in that that the ball area (4) of the front part (2) is formed continuously transversely to the longitudinal direction of the insole is. 8. Insole according to one of claims 1 to 1 _%, characterized in that the heel part (1) or the toe area (3) facing boundaries (11, 12) of the ball area (4) are transverse to the longitudinal direction of the insole. «« * If ti t m · ι ι
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